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Availability: On Order - This item is temporarily out of stock, and will ship as soon as we receive more (usually within 1-2 weeks). You may cancel or check on backordered item(s) at any time via your account. AKA: Family Happiness Literally Translated Title: Family Has Happy Affairs Director: Raymond Wong (Pak Ming)  ||  Clifton Ko Chi-Sum Producer: Clifton Ko Chi-Sum Released: 1992 [Hong Kong] Genre: Comedy

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Overview:	Stephen Chow is a womanizing deejay, one of whose attempted conquests is a Hollywood movie-mad Miss Hollyok (played by Maggie Cheung, whose first appearance is in a pointy metal bra Madonna get-up!); Raymond Wong takes on the role of a man who treats his wife (regardless of what form she comes in--that of Sandra Ng or another actress whose name I do not know) like a servant, preferring to have fun with his mistress (ditto); while Leslie Cheung is the nice girlish boy-man who dotes on his ugly duckling sister-in-law (Ng) and chastises his brothers (Chow and Wong) for their general ill-treatment of women but very much dislikes a (distant?) female relative of his played by the usually perky Teresa Mo. Since all three brothers continue to live in the same house with their parents (a not unusual situation among East Asians), characters meet and stories do intermingle somewhat.
Cast:	Stephen Chow Sing-Chi  ||  Maggie Cheung Man-Yuk  ||  Leslie Cheung Kwok-Wing  ||  Sandra Ng Kwun-Yu  ||  Raymond Wong (Pak Ming)  ||  Teresa Mo Shun-Kwun  ||  James Wong Jim  ||  Money Lo Man-Yi (Click any actor to search for more of their movies!)
Languages:	Cantonese (Dolby Digital) Mandarin (Dolby Digital)
Subtitles:	ENGLISH, Chinese
Distributor:	Tai Seng  [A USA/Hong Kong-Based Distributor]
Rating:	II - "May be Inappropriate For Children" (Broad rating may be roughly equal to an MPPA rating of "PG-13" to "R". In the late 1980s this rating splintered in two ratings: IIA and IIB) Films rated Category II may contain mild to strong violence, nudity that is usually not sexually oriented, explicit language and adult situations.
Features:	Full Screen Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Imbedded Subtitles